InshaAllah I'll reply to Shaikh Muadh later but he and others will be interested in this Halal video my brother captured in Deoband:
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^ This is where the Silk letter movement started. Turn on audio.
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InshaAllah I'll reply to Shaikh Muadh later but he and others will be interested in this Halal video my brother captured in Deoband:
^ This is where the Silk letter movement started. Turn on audio.
Funeral Bath and Funeralfor her at Mohatta Palace according to the Shia Ritual before handing over the body to the state. Her Sunni Namaz-e-Janaza was held later at Polo Ground, Karachi after which she was buried next to her brother at a spot chosen by Ispahani inside the mausoleum. Ritualistic Shia talqin (last advice to the deceased) was done after her dead body was lowered into the grave. (Jinnah had arranged for talqin for Ruttie Bai too when she died in 1929). Allama Syed Anisul Husnain, a Shia scholar, deposed that he had arranged the gusl of the Quaid on the instructions of Miss Fatimah Jinah. He led his Namaz-e-Janaza in a room of the Governor General’s House at which such luminaries as Yousuf Haroon, Hashim Raza, and Aftab Hatim Alvi were present, while Liaquat Ali Khan waited outside the room. After the Shia ritual, the body was handed over to the state and Maulana Shabbir Ahmed Usmani, an alim belonging to Deoband school of thought known for its anti-Shia belief, read his Janaza according the Sunni ritual at the ground where the mausoleum was later constructed. Other witnesses confirmed that after the demise of Miss Fatimah Jinnah, alam and panja (two Shia symbols) were discovered from her residence, Mohatta Palace. Despite all this Jinnah kept himself away from Shia politics. He was not a Shia; he was also not a Sunni; he was simply a Muslim.
Alhumdolillah, your research highlights a few things:
Let me ask you a simple question. How many Reverts do you know who have had children (before their Islam) who continue to be Non-Muslims during or after their lifetime and Non-Muslim family members dictate funeral arrangements or some sort of compromise is reached between Muslims and Non-Muslim releatives?
The problem is that we have quoations after quotations from Muhammad Ali Jinnah (RA) and Ulama where he professed the Sunnah.
This cannot be undone and I am sure it will be greatly appreciated.
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